The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 2005: Vol 129 Index

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Abbott and Simpson (merchants), 68 Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church, Phila., 83
abolitionism, George W. Woodward's corre- Allison, Robert J., book rev. by, 115-16
spondence on, 203-11 almshouse (Phila.), 321
Academy of Music, Phila., 79 Alnutt, Brian E., “The Negro Excursions’:
Adam, Robert, President’s House, Phila., built Recreational Outings among Philadelphia
in style of, 421 African Americans, 1876-1926,” 73-104
Adams, Abigail, description of 190 Market America: in 1816, book on, 115-16; citizen
Street, Phila.: president's private office, ship in 18th-century PA, 285-87; democ
location of, 379; summer room location, racy in Jeffersonian PA, book on, 354-55;
380 impact of sensuous experience on history
Adams, John, 311; characser of, book on, of, book on, 347-48; spiritualism in, book
484-85; creation of U.S. Marine Band on, 119-20; urban history of, book on,
and, 377; household of, 459; moves into 118-19
White House, Washington, DC, 423; in American Freedom, American Slavery
Phila., and Ninth Street property, 420, (Morgan), 351
423; in Phila., official residence of, 453 American Historical Association, female his
Adams, Samuel, 12-13, 15-20, 28 torians and, 123
Ad Hoe Historians group: in community American Revolution: consumer politics shap
based interpretation process, 450; in pub ing, book on, 231-32; as culture war, 12;
lic forum on plans for President’s House enlisted soldiers and American identity in,
site, Phila., 452-53 book on, 351-52; “man-stealing” before
Affleck, Thomas (Phila. furniture maker), 173, and after, 318; PA bachelors and,
176, 186 283-315; Phila. (1774-1783) and, 7-44
African Americans, 314: “Black Mafia” in Amherst, Maj. Gen. Jefte ry, 270
Phila., book on, 242-44; and category amusement parks: in Ohio, 91; in Phila. area,
labeling, 193-94; ceremonies at Liberty 88-91; in southern states, 91-92
sell, 447; 18th-century category labels for, amusements, studies on, 75-76
172-78; emancipation celebrations of, André, Maj. John, 22; Gentleman’s Magazine
book on, 490-91; historical interpretation article by, 24-25; as Meschianza organiz
and, 477-78; as kidnapping victims in er, 23; Meschianza sketch by, 25 (illus.)
Phila., notes and documents on, 317-45; Anglo-American culture, 260, 273, 281
losses incurred by (1619-1865), 463; as Anglo-American trade, in fur and skins from
nurses, in yellow fever epidemic of 1793, backcountry PA (1760s), 133-62
163-65, 171, 185-89, 193; in Pittsburgh, Annals of Philadelphia (Watson), 376-77
history of, book on, 490-91; population Anthony, Susan B., selected papers
increase in Phila. (1926), 77, 96-97; recre (1873-1880) of, book on, 238-40
ational outings/leisure-time activities of inthracite coal region (PA), book on, 121-22
(Phila., 1876-1926), 73-104; repeal of Appelman, Roy E., 371
black suffrage, 196; rioting during social Aquia Creek, VA, 424
excursions, 84 85; as troops in Arch Street Prison (Phila.), 327
Revolutionary War, 463; in yellow fever Arnold, Benedict, 10-11; patriotic parade in
epidemic of 1793, 163-94 Phila. organized by, 2 s resident of 190
African Methodist Episcopal Church: in High Street, Phila., 418; treason of, and
Atlantic City, N J, 97; in Phila., 81, 83 effigy parade depicting, 10-11, 32-42, 33
AHA. See American Historical Association (illus. )
Alabama, African American kidnap victims Articles of Association (1774), 8, 13, 15-17
sold in, 323 flouting of, 22; fostering personal
Albright and Lahn (printers), 58 restraint, 15-16
llen, James, 175 Articles of Confederation, 53
Allen, Richard, 164, 166, 173, Asbury Park, NJ, 94-95, 97-99
192-93, 318-19 ATAC. See Avenging The Ancestors
Allen, Richie, book on, 240-42 Coalition
Allen, Thomas M., book rev. by, 483-84 Atlantic City, NJ, 78; African American
excursions to, 92-103; cakewalk competi trading firm), 144, 147, 149-50, 152, 155,
tions in, 101 (photo 159-61; Joseph Rigby’s letter to, 133-34
Atlantic ocean, European mercenary recruits Bay of Fundy estates, settlers in, 279
journey across, 266—67 Bayton, John (fur trader), 138
“Atlantic Social Club,” Phila., 93 Beates, Barbara (tobacconist), 64
Augusta County, VA, 1859-1863, book on, Beates, Conrad (tobacco merchant), 66
236 +3 Bedford County, PA, 295, 304, 306
Augustan kings,2 7 Beeman, Richard, 284
Aug rustine Park} yy Beissel, Georg Conrad, and Ephrata Society,
Aurand, Harold W., Coalcracker Culture: book on, 106
Work and +al ues in Pennsylvania Benedict Dorsey and Son (grocers), 64
Anthracite, 1835-1935, rev., 121-22 Benjamin Rush: Patriot and P1h ysician, by
Austin dower slave in Washington's Phila Brodsky, rev., 485-86
,ousehold), 463, 468; biographical sketcl Berlin, Ira, 457
93; death of, 387 Bernstein, R. B., Thomas Jetterson, rev.,
, Mercenaries recruited from, 264, 281 234-35
Bett (slave), attempted escape of, 467
Avenging I he Ancestors C oalition: activities
of, 469-70; perspective on President’s Bevan, David (merchant), 69
House site, Phila., 469-71 Bezis-Selfa, John, Forging America:
Ayers, Edward L., In the Presence of Mine Ironworkers, Adventurers, and the
Enemies: War in the Heart of America, Industrious Revolution, rev., 235-36
1859-1863,r ev., 236-38 Bickman and Reese (textile business), 64
Biddle, Charles, 181
ach, Jeff, petit Turtledoves: The Biddle, Sarah, 181
Sacred World of Ephrata, rev., 106 biographies, of slaves, for President’s House
bachelors, and = Amer Rev., 283-315 site, Phila., 454-55
backcountry,S « n Years’ War and 1, book on, Birch, William, engraving of President’s
House, Ninth Street, Phila., 420 (illus
minary planning for 421
ing the Site at 190 High The Birth of City Planning in the United
Now SE Corner of 6th and States, 1840-1917, by Peterson, rev.,
Market Streets (INHP), 358-59
Washington's valet and Black, Jeremiah S., corre spondence with
hairdresser), 401 G seorge W. Woodward, 203-16, 218-20
Baker, Godfrey (bookstore owner), 64, 69 pee) Ss
Baker and Conegy l “The Black Eye on George Washington's
Baldwin, Justice Henry, 196 ‘White House’,” by Michael Coard,
Bartlett, Josiah, 31 461-71
Bartow, Thomas (merchant), 65 “Black Mafia” (Phila.), book on, 242-44
baseb ill, and racial integration, book on, blacks. See African Americans
240-42 Blaine, Ephraim (fur trader), 148, 151
Bassett, Burnwell, Jr., Oney Judge and Commissary he of Purchases in
29299
Amer. Rev., 149; warehouse work of,
Bassett, Sarah, 184 150-51
bathhouse, at President’s House, Phila., s Blandford (British naval vessel), 255
78, 380, 381 plan Blockson, Charles, 454, 468
See individual battles by name Blodget, Samuel, 429
Board of War, Benedict Arnold and, 40
Baumann, Roland M., book rev <a3 60-61 Body and Soul: A Sympathetic History of
Baur [Bain], Jacob (Washington’s valet and American Spiritualism, by Cox, rev.,
hairdresser), 401 119-20
Baynton, John (fur trader), 143, 146 Bolivar, W. Carl, 99
Baynton, Wharton, and Morgan (Quaker Bomar, Mary A., 408-9, 471
Boucher, Joshua and R. L. Kennon, corre Bushman, Richard, 47-49
spondence with Joseph Watson, 341-42 butter, production and sale in country stores,
Boudinot, Elias, 42-43 61-62
Bouquet, Lt. Col. Henry, 257, 269, 272; report
to, 274-75 akewalk competitions, in Atlantic City, NJ,
Bourbon kings, 273-74 101 (photo)
Bowling, Kenneth R., 42; ed., The House and ‘alhoun, John C., 200-201
Senate in the 1790s: Petitioning, “allender, Robert (fur trader), 140-41, 143,
Lobbying, and Institutional Development, 147-48, 153, 157-58, 160, 162
with Kennon., rev., 109-11 ‘amden and Atlantic Railroad, 93, 100
Boyer, Paul, 75 ‘ameron, Simon, 196
Braddock, Maj. Gen. Edward, 255, 258 ‘ampbell, Alexander V., “A ‘nursery for sol
Bradford, Thomas, Jr. (clerk of Phila. Se diers to the whole world’: Colonel James
Council), 341 Prevost and the Foreign Protestant
3radford, William (PA attorney general), 169 Military Migration of the Mid
Bradley, James, 95, 97 Eighteenth Century,” 253-81
Brandywine Springs Park, DE, 83 ‘ampbell, Dr. Geor 4 e W., 185
Backcountry: The Seven Years’ ampbell, John, Earl ]i of Loudoun, 260
n Virginia and Pennsylvania, anada, surrender of (1760), 271
1765, by Ward, 227-28 annon, James, —37-, a30e8
, Philip (locksmith), 57 ‘annon, Jesse (slave trader), 322
n, IT.H ., The Marketplace of Revolution: ‘annon, Patty (wife of Jesse 322, 328
How Consumer Politics Shaped ‘annon-Johnson family (kidnapping ring),
American Independence, rev., 231-32 322-23, 328; extradition warrants for, 326
Breton, William L., watercolor of original ape May, NJ, 88, 92, 94-95
ident’s House, 190 High Street, apitalism, in Jeffersonian PA, book on,
354-55
imusements in, arey, Mathew, 164—66, 178, 185-86, 188-89,
1 skin trade with, 137-38 192-93
in Seven Years’ War, book on, urlisle, PA, fur trade and, 133-62
‘he € arpe nters’ Company of Phila., 9
‘arr, Henry an American slave trader)
323, 327
za celebration, 23 ‘arshore, Andrew Mayfield,
occupation of Phila ‘chard. 429
Orting events organized b , Ed Delahanty in the Emerald
485-86 atin, Edward, 185
spondej ‘ayton, Horace, Chicago free time study
1945) of, 76
Brown, Washingt wzenove, Theophile, 46
entennial Exhibition, Phila. (1876), 76-7
79
Bryan, George,
uchanan, James, correspondence w entral Presbyterian Church, Phila., 83
George W. Woodward, 217-18 ramics, in archaeological find at “House of
ks County, PA, 306 Families,” Mount Vernon, VA, 441
nting, Josiah (business partner of Josep! vambers-Schiller, Lee Virginia, 314-15
Watsor > 317 harles, Robert, 258
, Nathaniel: gutting of 190 High Street, harles II (king of England), 288
1., 474; lecture (1875) on and plan of arlotte (queen of King George III) 279
sident’s House, 190 High Street Shester County, PA: Committee of Inspection
376 plan » 379 and Observation, 18, 20; taxable residents
mic hospital, 189 by sex, property, and marital status (1774),
305 (table); taxation in, 283-306; tax col Coates, James, Baltimore leisure-time study
on in (1718-1775), 294-95; tax rate and (1890-1920), 76
returns (1715-1788), 296 (table Coats, William (merchant), 68
Chestnut Hill Park (“White City”), Phila. Cole, Arthur H., 47
nent park 90-91 Collins, John, 425
African Americans, Colored American Magazine, 99
commemoration: history vs., 456; scholarshiy
=
Africar American, vulnerability in vs Bey 476 yf i of slaves at President’s Hous e
la., 321 site, Phila., arguments for and against,
1an Recor Ier weeklasy journal 9 453-544; of slaves at President’s House
YS site, Phila ’ ATAC’s views on, 470
slaves at President’s House site, Phila.,
community input for, 451-52; of s laves att
President’s House site, Phil 1., Congres
sionally idated, 450; of slaves at
President’s House site, Phila., humaniza
tion and individualization and, 467-68; « |+
slaves at President’s House site, Phila
“Noosed Nine,” 461, 468, 471: of sl
President’s House site, Phila.,
public’s understanding
President’s House
+1>5]1
DOOKS on, Concord
284
Condit, W. J.,
York Ci
1, NY
Congress, , in 1790s, book on,
Congress ill i proximity to Pre
Hous« 446; restoration of, 41A4 6
conscript law, George W. Woodward's corre
sponde nce 0 n, 217-18
(L ¢ ynstitution, U.S., in, 463-—6¢
1838),
Constitutionalists, 37-44
; as resider consumers, in early America, book on, 231
, 418 “Continella” (Dutchess of Independence
| find at “House of 30-—30n56
non, VA, 440-41 Continental army, 312
Vork and Values in Continental Congress: 1st
Anthracite, 1835-19335, t Phila., 7-44; 1 st (1776),
tions and, 302; 2nd (1783), 14
PA, book on, Co’ ntinental currency, rescinde14d as legal tender
in PA, 39
Blac K Eve on ¢ yeorge Convenient and Ornamental Architecture
te House’,” 461 Crunden), 417
correspondence: on African American kidnap Darroch, Henry (merchant), 62, 65-66, 68
victims in Phila., 317—45; on Civil War Davis, Susan, 43
1861-1865), 203-25; on plans for Davy, in Washington's Phila. household, 401
President’s House, 190 High Street, Day, Thomas (fur trader), 150, 152
*hila., 379-80, 385, 391, 403-4, 407, 418 Deane, Silas (French commissioner), 36
462-63. See also individual correspon Declaration of Rights, 311
dents by name Deer skins, 135-36, 151
Coryell, Lewis S., correspondence with deindustrialization, in Pittsburgh, book on,
George W. Woodward, 216-17 123-24
Cottinger, Elizabeth (Phila. businesswoman), Delahanty, Ed, book on, 240-41
Delaware, Cannon-Johnson gang in, 322
+t, book rev. by, 356-5 Delaware County jail, 175
n early mid Atlantic states, Delaware River, George Washington crossing
of, book on, 353-54
2878 Delaware Valley, in-migration of black south
rt S., Body and Soul rst 96-97
ic History of Ame the Goods: The Country
alism, rev., 119-20
Wenger,
399
, Mayor
1 offer
ind Lines: The
Denmark, mercenaries recrui
DesBarres, Lt. Joseph F. W., 273, 278-79
Deshler-Morris House, Germantown, Phila.,
DiamondJ,a m
Die Deutsch
tis, George Washington Parke, on Biirgerkrieg«
Washington’s discovery, Lewis and Clark expedition of,
istis, Martha (widow of Daniel), marria book on, 111-13
to George Washington, 387 Dobson, Ge e (brother of Joseph), 149
lave), 402 Dobson, Joseph (fur trade 50, 153,
Dahomey Park, OH (amusement park), 91 Documenting Pennsylvania’s Past: The First
Dailey, James (African American kidnap vic Century of the Pennsylvania State
tim), letters concerning, 342—43 Archives, by ShirkJr ., ed., rev., 360-61
Damn Dutch: Pennsylvania Germans at documents, Euro-American control of,
Gettysburg, by Valuska and Keller, rev.,
356-5 / Donegal, Lancaster County, PA, 148
498
Dorsey, Benedict, Jr., (businessman), 67 England, borough franchise model from, 307
Dorsey, Benedict (father of Abby Dorsey Enlightenment, electrical technology during,
Morris), 191 book on, 348-49
Dorsey, Leonard (uncle of Abby Dorsey Ephrata Society, Lancaster County, PA, book
Morris), 192 on, 106
Douglass, Frederick, 79 epidemics, yellow fever, in Phila. (1793),
dower slaves, of George Washington, 387-88; 163-94
plans for, 390, 390n44 Erma Social Club, Phila., 84-85
Downs, | ethnography project, on interpretation of
Drake, lair, Chic t President’s House site, Phila., 449
Europa (ship), 267
Europe, mercenaries recruited from, 264
exhibitions, Enola Gay, controversy over, 457
Fairlamb, Nicholas (Phila. sheriff
Drinker, Daniel, 68 Fanelli, Doris Devine, “History,
DDr inker, I Elizabeth, 24, 30; yel ver ep! C ommemoration, and 1 an IInntteerrddiisscciipp]l inary
Approach to the President’s House Site,”
445-60
African Ameri
Fisher family, in yellow fever epidemic of Free African Society, 178, 180
Freedom Trail, Boston, 456
Fitzgerald, B. G., 99 freeholders, right to vote and, 300
Fitzgerald’s Auditorium, Atlantic City, NJ, 99 Fresnel (tutor), 382
Flexner, James Thomas, 401 Friend, John (merchant), 69
Flower, John (craftsman), 58 Friendly Association, 144
Folmer, Jacob (tinsmith), 58 frontier history, Indian wars and, book on,
Forbes, Gen. John, army of, in Seven Years 227-28
War, 149 F gitive Slave Act (1793): effects of, 390, 469:
Forbes wagon road, 137, 145 Washington signs, 390, 464, 473, 475
Foreigners in the Union Army anc Fuller, B., 171, 174, 190
Lonn), 356 “Fundamental Constitutions” of PA, Penn’s
n mercenaries, and mid-ei hteenth ce model of, 291
tury migrattio oNonrt h America, 25 ur trade, in backcountry PA (1760s), 133-62
See also Royal American Regiments
1756-1766 sabrie , by, 230-31,
merica: Ironworkers, q é
he Industrious Revolution, by Bezi sage, Maj. Gen. Thomas, 276
5 Gallman, J. Matthew, book rev. by, 236-38
Galloway, Grace Growden, 34-35
( sallow ay, Josey yh, 22, 144
Gardene I, Betsy, 191
Garrett, Clarke, book rev. by, 119-2
Garrigues, Samuel ila. constable
327-28
Gayda, William ( country st
gender, historical endeavors
122-23
ender relations
e Ill (king of Ex
trard, Conrad, 26-27
merical
icans,
n,
Schaefferstown,PA, 53
jans ot Pennsylvania: A Critical
lary History of the Ephrata
‘loister and the Dunkers (Sachse), 107
he German Soldier in the Wars of the
good House Ww f ty, as United States (Rosengarten), 356
-orge Washington's official residence, Germany: mercenaries recruited from, 2
cription and history of, ¢ 3 262, 264-65; recruiting sergeants in, 277
Geschichte des 75sten Regiments, Pa. Vols.
356
Gettysburg, Battle of: books on, 116-18;
lerick Douglass Hospital, Phila Pennsylvania Germans at, book on,
356-57; U.S. Army at, book on, 116-18 Guinand merchant house, 262, 266-67
Gettysburg, by Sears, rev., 116-18 Gumienny, Kevin, book rev. by, 348-49
The Gettysburg Campaign: A Study in Gustafson, Melanie, book rev. by, 238-40
Command (Coddington), 117
Gibbs, Joseph (servant), 172-73 Habsburg territories, mercenaries recruited
Giesberg, Judith Ann, book rev. by, 488-89 from, 262
Gilded Age, politics in, book on, 357-58 Haddon Hall Hotel, Atlantic City, NJ, 93
Giles (dower slave in Washington's Phila. resi Haines, Casper, 187
dence), 463, 468; biographical sketch of, Haines, Catherine, 183
395 Haines, Margaret, 187, 191
Gilje, Paul A., Liberty on the Watertront: Haines, Reuben, 187
American Maritime Culture in the Age of Haldimand, Lt. Col. Frederick, 257, 269-70,
Revolution, rev., 232-33 278; as Quebec’s governor (1777-1786),
Gilpin, Joshua (cousin of Thomas Fisher), 272
3, 192 Hall, Jeffrey C., The Stand of the U.S. Army
Girty, Simon (fur trader), 152 at Gettysburg, rev., 116-18
Gitts family, in yellow fever epidemic of 1793, Haller, Mark H., book rev. by, 242-44
184 Hallett, Stephen, 426
Glasco, Laurence A., ed., The WPA Histon Hamilton, Alexander, 53; character of, book
Negro in Pittsburgh, rev., 491-92 on, 484-85
Gloucester City, NJ, 88-89, 92 Hamilton,J .W . (John), 324-26; correspon
Gmelin, Capt. George Adam, 267, 279 dence with Joseph Watson, 333-37
The Godless Constitution (Kramnick and Hamilton, William, countryseat of, 418,
Moore), 107 418n28
Gordon, Ann D., ed., The Selected Papers of Hancock, John, 20
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Hanover, William Augustus, Duke of
#Anthony. Vol. 3, National Protection for Cumberland, 256
National Citizens, 1873-1880, rev., Harriet Tubman: The Life and the Life
238—40 Stories, by Humez, rev., 488-89
Government House, New York City: as Harrisburg State Journal ( newspaper), 93
George Washington's official residence, Harris’ Ferry, PA, 139
411; as Washington's official residence, Harrison, Benjamin, 20
building of, 413-14; as Washington’s offi Hasenclever, Peter, 279
cla | residence, president's office in, 383 Hawke, Vice Adm. Edward, 267-68
Governor’s Island, NY, 268 Hazard, Ebenezer, 174, 187
Grabill, Michael (oil miller), 60-61, 68 Heidelberg Township, PA, 52
Gradual Abolition of Slavery Act (1780), 170, Hellfire Nation: The Politics of Sin in
455, 468; proposed exemptions under, {merican History, by Morone, rev., 105-6
388-89; provisions of, 388 Henderson, Amy Hudson, book rev. by,
Grand Army of the Republic, Robert Bryan 487-88
post of, Sept 1891 excursion of, 87 Henderson, John, 324-26, 329; correspon
Grant’s Hill, Battle of (1758), 269 dence with Joseph Watson, 330-32,
Grass, Michael, 273 334—40, 343-44
Gray, William, 164, 173, 177-78, 180, 192-93 I lepp, John H. IV, book rev. by, 118-19
Great Road, 145 Herbert, Leila, 402
( sreen, Jes sc, 328 Hercules (slave in Washington’s Phila. house
Griffin, Sean Patrick, Philadelphia’s “Black hold), 468; biographical sketch of,
Mafia”: A Social and Political History, 393-94; escape of, 440, 467, 474; outside
rev., 242-44 activities of, 442-43; portrait of, cover
Griffith, Sally, 192-93 illus.; Washington's preferential treatment
Gugy, Conrad, 273 of, 440
Guinand family, 256 High Street (No. 190), Phila., Washington’s
Guinand, Henry, Sr., 256 official residence on. See Masters-Penn-
Morris house, 190 High Street, Phila. Holt, Thomas, 165
Hills, John, map of Phila., 379 homosexuals, 290, 99
Hinderaker, Eric, 144 Hood, Adrienne D., The Weaver's Craft:
historians, scholarship and public history: Cloth, Commerce, and Industry in Early
blending of, 478; competing needs of, Pennsylvania, rev., 228-29
478; role in 21st century, 481 Hoskins, Caleb (cousin of Benjamin Smith),
Historical Records in Pennsylvania (1983 190-91
report of PSA), 360 The House and Senate in the 1790s:
Historical Society of Pennsylvania: inaugural Petitioning, Lobbying, and Institutional
meeting of, 446n2; Joseph Watson Papers Development, by Bowling and Kennon,
held at, 317-45; in public forum on plans eds., rev., 109-11
for President’s House site, Phila., 452- “House for Families,” at Mount Vernon, VA,
historical truth: political imperatives of, 47 437, 438 (illus.); archaeological finds
scholars and, 476-77 from, 438-41, 439 (photo)
historic-site interpretation: honesty in, House of Refuge for Colored Children
456-57; President’s House site, Pl (Phila.), 320
approaches in establishing, 445-60; House of Refuge, Phila. (1828), 320
President's House site, Phila., ATAC’s Houston, William Churchill, 41-42
perspective on, 469-71; President’s House Howe, Gen. William, 21-22; at Brandywine,
site, Phila., daily life of slaves in, 433-43; 22; Meschianza farewell for, 24; as resi
President’s House site, Phila., INHP dent of 190 High Street, Phila., 418
resistance to, 402-6; President’s House Howell, David, 43
site, Phila., known and unknown aspects Humez, Jean M., Harriet Tubman: The Lite
, 479; President’s House site, Phila., and the Life Stories, rev., 488-89
.olarly understanding vs. public history Hungary, mercenaries recruited from, 257
in, 459-60, 473-81; President’s House Huntington, Benjamin, 42
site, Phila., values guiding, 454-55. See Hurley, James and Fanny, servants in
ulso commemoration Washington's Phila. household, 385-86
“History, Commemoration, and an Hutchins, Frank W., 379
Interdisciplinary Approach to the Hutchinson, Thomas (lieutenant governor of
President’s House Site,” by Doris Devine MA), 18
Fanelli, 445-60
The History of a German-Polish Civil War icehouse, at President’s House site, Phila.,
Brigade (Pula), 356 378, 435; discovery of, 404; location o
Hoban, James: rebuilds White House after 384 (plan ), 386 “A
destruction by British, 430; White Houss« IHA. See Independence Hall Assoc iat4n
designs of, 425-26, 427 pl in), 428 Illino1i4s,4 , an1d4 6-b4a7c kcountry PA fur tr‘a dg” 1760s),
illus.); White House designs of, changes
to, 426-29 Illinois Company, 144-45 *
Hockley, Thomas (hardware shop owner), 64 Imroff, Fidus and Jane, servantsain
Hoeffel, Joseph (U.S. congressman), Wahington’s Phila. housel4ld, 385-86
Hoffer, Peter Charles, Sensory Worlds indentured servants: slaves vs., 470; in
Early America, rev., 347-48 Washington's Phila. residence, 400-401
Hoftman, Jacob, 62 independence, personal, determination of,
Holker, John, as resident of 190 High Street, 310-13
Phila., 418 Independence Hall, Phila.: George W
Holland, Capt Samuel, 273, 278 Woodward's speech at, 197-98; preserva
Hollingsworth, Levi, 173, 176, 186 tion of, 445-46
Holt, Michael F., 200 Independence Hall Association, 372; on Olin
Holt, Sharon Ann: book rev. by, 232-33; Partnership footprint design for
“Questioning the Answers: Modernizing President’s House site, 407; purpose of,
Public History to Serve the Citizens,” 371
473-81 Independence Mall, 446; design of, 447;
502
INHP map of, 405n86 house at president's House site, Phila.,
Independence National Historical Park: cre 404
ation of, 474; General Management Plan Johnson, Ebenezer F. (brother of Joe Johnson,
for, 447-48; interpretive programs at, 445; slave trader), 323-24, 326, 328
map of Independence Mall, 405n86; pub Johnson, J« ye (African American kidnap vic-
lic forum held by, 408-9, 452-53; REAP tim), 323-24
project conducted by, 449; redevelopment Johnson, Joe (slave trader), 32222 -23, 327
of, 447-48; scholarly roundtable conduct Johnson, William (deputy superintendent of
ed by, 408; visitor experiences at, 409, 458; Indian affairs), 144, 146
Washington’s sl s and commemoration Jones, Absalom, 164, 166, 173, 177-78, 180,
of, 470-71; Washington's slaves and refut 192-93, 318
ed report 2002) identifying, 400-401 Jones, Jack (son of Ralph), 90-91
indus trial revolution, ironworkers and, book Jones, Ralph (Episcopal pastor), 90n
yn, 235-36 Jones, William Henry, recreation of African
Industrv (snow), 266 Americans in Washington, DC, study of,
INHP. See Independence National Historical 5
Park Jordan, Winthrop, 166, 174
ences betweer ’ Joseph Watson Papers, African American kid
nappings documented in, 317—45
mensions of Daily Lift Journal of American History, review process
in the President’s for submissions to, 123
int Vernon,”b y Dennis Judge, Andrew (father of Oney), 397
Judge, Oney (dower slave at Washington's
Enemies: War in the Phila. residence), 468; biographical sketch
1859-186 3, | y of, 397-99; esc upe of, 467, 474; « scape of,
historically interpreted, 479-80; escape of,
Washin zton’s reg
1840, book on, 2 W ishingt n's purst
betore 1840, book on, 2
H.: book rev. by, 484-85, Kachun, Mitch, Festivals of Freedom:
liadel Vlemory and Meaning in African
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